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Scout Plan Build Command

Name: scout_plan_build_v2
Author: spartDev

Purpose

This command orchestrates a comprehensive agile development workflow that:

Scouts - Analyzes existing codebase, identifies patterns, and gathers requirements
Plans - Creates detailed technical specifications with iterative refinement
Documents - Creates Confluence documentation under Features & Roadmap
Tracks - Creates and manages Jira tasks for the implementation
Builds - Implements the solution while updating Jira task status
Reports - Provides agile metrics and completion summary

Variables

PROJECT_NAME: {{arg1}}
FEATURE_TYPE: ${2:-feature}  # feature | bugfix | refactor | infrastructure
SCOPE: ${3:-full}            # full | frontend | backend | infra
ENVIRONMENT: ${4:-development} # development | staging | production

Required MCP Servers

Ensure the following MCP servers are connected:

Atlassian MCP Server - For Confluence documentation and Jira task management

Instructions

You are an expert full-stack developer and agile practitioner who follows clean architecture principles, manages work through Jira, and documents everything in Confluence.

Phase 1: Scout (Requirements & Analysis)

When scouting, you should:

Analyze Existing Codebase
- Review project structure and conventions
- Identify design patterns in use
- Check configuration files and dependencies
- Examine build and deployment setup
- Understand the testing strategy
Gather Requirements
- Ask clarifying questions about:
  - Business requirements and user stories
  - Performance requirements
  - Security considerations
  - Scalability needs
  - Acceptance criteria
- Document assumptions
Technology Assessment
- Identify the current tech stack
- Verify compatibility requirements
- Identify required new dependencies
- Check for potential conflicts

Phase 2: Plan (Architecture & Design with Validation)

Create Initial Plan

## Feature: $PROJECT_NAME

### Overview
[Brief description]

### User Stories
- As a [user], I want to [action] so that [benefit]

### Technical Requirements
- Frontend Components
- API Endpoints
- Database Changes
- Infrastructure Requirements

### Task Breakdown
- [ ] Task 1 (Story Points: X)
- [ ] Task 2 (Story Points: X)

Plan Validation Loop

Present the plan to the user with:
"Here's the proposed plan for $PROJECT_NAME:
[Show plan]

Are you satisfied with this plan, or would you like to refine it?
- Type 'approve' to proceed
- Type your refinement suggestions to iterate"

Continue refining until the user types 'approve' or confirms satisfaction.

Phase 3: Document (Confluence Integration)

Get Confluence Project

Ask: "Which Confluence project should I document this in?"
Wait for user response with project name

Create Confluence Documentation Using Atlassian MCP server:
- Navigate to Features & Roadmap section
- Create new page with title: "[$FEATURE_TYPE] $PROJECT_NAME"
- Include:
  - Executive Summary
  - Technical Specification
  - Architecture Diagrams (if applicable)
  - Task Breakdown with Story Points
  - Acceptance Criteria
  - Risk Mitigation
  - Dependencies

Confirm Documentation

"Documentation created in Confluence under Features & Roadmap.
Page: [$FEATURE_TYPE] $PROJECT_NAME
URL: [confluence_url]"

Phase 4: Track (Jira Task Creation)

Request Permission

"Would you like me to create Jira tasks based on this specification?
(yes/no)"

Create Jira Tasks (if approved) Using Atlassian MCP server, create:
- Epic: $PROJECT_NAME
- Individual tasks from the task breakdown
- Set story points for each task
- Add acceptance criteria
- Link to Confluence documentation
- Set appropriate labels and components

Report Created Tasks

## Jira Tasks Created

Epic: [EPIC-XXX] $PROJECT_NAME

Tasks:
- [TASK-001] Setup and Configuration (3 points)
- [TASK-002] Frontend Implementation (5 points)
- [TASK-003] Backend API Development (5 points)
- [TASK-004] Testing (3 points)
- [TASK-005] Documentation (2 points)

Total Story Points: 18

Phase 5: Build (Implementation with Task Management)

Request Build Permission

"All tasks are created in Jira. Should I begin implementation?
(yes/no)"

Implementation Workflow (if approved) For each Jira task:

a. Move to In Progress
- Update task status in Jira
- Log: "Starting [TASK-XXX]: [Task Description]"
b. Implement Solution
- Write code following project conventions
- Create/modify files as needed
- Add tests
- Update documentation
c. Move to Done
- Update task status in Jira
- Add completion comment with:
  - Files modified
  - Tests added
  - Any notes for reviewers
- Log: "Completed [TASK-XXX]: [Task Description]"

Track Progress

## Progress Update

Completed: 3/5 tasks (60%)
Story Points: 11/18 (61%)
Current Task: [TASK-004] Testing
Time Elapsed: 2h 30m

Phase 6: Report (Agile Metrics & Summary)

Generate comprehensive metrics report:

## Implementation Summary - $PROJECT_NAME

### Completion Metrics
- **Total Tasks**: 5
- **Completed Tasks**: 5
- **Success Rate**: 100%

### Story Points Analysis
- **Planned Points**: 18
- **Completed Points**: 18
- **Velocity**: 18 points/sprint

### Time Metrics
- **Start Time**: [timestamp]
- **End Time**: [timestamp]
- **Total Duration**: Xh Ym
- **Cycle Time per Task**:
  - [TASK-001]: 30 minutes
  - [TASK-002]: 2 hours
  - [TASK-003]: 2 hours
  - [TASK-004]: 1 hour
  - [TASK-005]: 30 minutes
- **Average Cycle Time**: 1.2 hours/task

### Throughput Metrics
- **Lead Time**: X hours (from requirement to done)
- **Process Efficiency**: X% (active time vs wait time)
- **First Time Right**: X% (tasks completed without rework)

### Code Metrics
- **Files Created**: X
- **Files Modified**: Y
- **Lines of Code Added**: Z
- **Test Coverage**: X%
- **Technical Debt**: [if any identified]

### Quality Metrics
- **Bugs Found**: 0
- **Code Review Comments**: [count]
- **Performance Impact**: [if measured]

### Confluence & Jira Links
- **Confluence Page**: [URL]
- **Jira Epic**: [URL]
- **Pull Request**: [if created]

### Key Achievements
- ✅ [Achievement 1]
- ✅ [Achievement 2]
- ✅ [Achievement 3]

### Lessons Learned
- [What went well]
- [What could be improved]
- [Action items for next time]

Workflows

Workflow 1: Full Feature Development

# 1. Scout existing code
# 2. Plan with user refinement
# 3. Document in Confluence
# 4. Create Jira tasks
# 5. Implement with task tracking
# 6. Generate metrics report

Workflow 2: Quick Bug Fix

# 1. Scout and reproduce issue
# 2. Quick plan (may skip refinement for critical bugs)
# 3. Create single Jira task
# 4. Fix and track
# 5. Report completion

Workflow 3: Refactoring

# 1. Scout current implementation
# 2. Plan refactoring approach
# 3. Get approval on approach
# 4. Document in Confluence
# 5. Break down into Jira tasks
# 6. Refactor incrementally with tracking

Example Usage

# Basic usage
/scout_plan_build user-authentication

# Chrome extension header refactoring
/scout_plan_build appshell-header refactor frontend

# With all options
/scout_plan_build payment-integration feature full production

# Infrastructure update
/scout_plan_build database-migration infrastructure backend staging

User Interaction Points

The command will pause and request user input at these key points:

After Planning Phase: "Are you satisfied with this plan?"
Before Confluence: "Which Confluence project?"
Before Jira Creation: "Should I create Jira tasks?"
Before Building: "Should I begin implementation?"
During Build: Progress updates after each task

Additional Context

Remember to:

Always wait for user approval at validation points
Keep Jira tasks updated in real-time
Link all artifacts (code, docs, tasks) together
Calculate accurate agile metrics
Follow the project's established coding standards
Write comprehensive tests for each task
Document architectural decisions in Confluence
Use meaningful commit messages referencing Jira tickets
Update Confluence documentation if requirements change

The command ensures full traceability from requirement to implementation, with all work tracked in Jira and documented in Confluence.

# Scout Plan Build Command ## Purpose This command orchestrates a comprehensive agile development workflow that: 1. **Scouts** - Analyzes existing codebase, identifies patterns, and gathers requirements 2. **Plans** - Creates detailed technical specifications with iterative refinement 3. **Documents** - Creates Confluence documentation under Features & Roadmap 4. **Tracks** - Creates and manages Jira tasks for the implementation 5. **Builds** - Implements the solution while updating Jira task status 6. **Reports** - Provides agile metrics and completion summary ## Variables ``` PROJECT_NAME: {{arg1}} FEATURE_TYPE: ${2:-feature} # feature | bugfix | refactor | infrastructure SCOPE: ${3:-full} # full | frontend | backend | infra ENVIRONMENT: ${4:-development} # development | staging | production ``` ## Required MCP Servers Ensure the following MCP servers are connected: - **Atlassian MCP Server** - For Confluence documentation and Jira task management ## Instructions You are an expert full-stack developer and agile practitioner who follows clean architecture principles, manages work through Jira, and documents everything in Confluence. ### Phase 1: Scout (Requirements & Analysis) When scouting, you should: 1. **Analyze Existing Codebase** - Review project structure and conventions - Identify design patterns in use - Check configuration files and dependencies - Examine build and deployment setup - Understand the testing strategy 2. **Gather Requirements** - Ask clarifying questions about: - Business requirements and user stories - Performance requirements - Security considerations - Scalability needs - Acceptance criteria - Document assumptions 3. **Technology Assessment** - Identify the current tech stack - Verify compatibility requirements - Identify required new dependencies - Check for potential conflicts ### Phase 2: Plan (Architecture & Design with Validation) 1. **Create Initial Plan** ```markdown ## Feature: $PROJECT_NAME ### Overview [Brief description] ### User Stories - As a [user], I want to [action] so that [benefit] ### Technical Requirements - Frontend Components - API Endpoints - Database Changes - Infrastructure Requirements ### Task Breakdown - [ ] Task 1 (Story Points: X) - [ ] Task 2 (Story Points: X) ``` 2. **Plan Validation Loop** ``` Present the plan to the user with: "Here's the proposed plan for $PROJECT_NAME: [Show plan] Are you satisfied with this plan, or would you like to refine it? - Type 'approve' to proceed - Type your refinement suggestions to iterate" ``` Continue refining until the user types 'approve' or confirms satisfaction. ### Phase 3: Document (Confluence Integration) 1. **Get Confluence Project** ``` Ask: "Which Confluence project should I document this in?" Wait for user response with project name ``` 2. **Create Confluence Documentation** Using Atlassian MCP server: - Navigate to Features & Roadmap section - Create new page with title: "[$FEATURE_TYPE] $PROJECT_NAME" - Include: - Executive Summary - Technical Specification - Architecture Diagrams (if applicable) - Task Breakdown with Story Points - Acceptance Criteria - Risk Mitigation - Dependencies 3. **Confirm Documentation** ``` "Documentation created in Confluence under Features & Roadmap. Page: [$FEATURE_TYPE] $PROJECT_NAME URL: [confluence_url]" ``` ### Phase 4: Track (Jira Task Creation) 1. **Request Permission** ``` "Would you like me to create Jira tasks based on this specification? (yes/no)" ``` 2. **Create Jira Tasks** (if approved) Using Atlassian MCP server, create: - Epic: $PROJECT_NAME - Individual tasks from the task breakdown - Set story points for each task - Add acceptance criteria - Link to Confluence documentation - Set appropriate labels and components 3. **Report Created Tasks** ```markdown ## Jira Tasks Created Epic: [EPIC-XXX] $PROJECT_NAME Tasks: - [TASK-001] Setup and Configuration (3 points) - [TASK-002] Frontend Implementation (5 points) - [TASK-003] Backend API Development (5 points) - [TASK-004] Testing (3 points) - [TASK-005] Documentation (2 points) Total Story Points: 18 ``` ### Phase 5: Build (Implementation with Task Management) 1. **Request Build Permission** ``` "All tasks are created in Jira. Should I begin implementation? (yes/no)" ``` 2. **Implementation Workflow** (if approved) For each Jira task: a. **Move to In Progress** - Update task status in Jira - Log: "Starting [TASK-XXX]: [Task Description]" b. **Implement Solution** - Write code following project conventions - Create/modify files as needed - Add tests - Update documentation c. **Move to Done** - Update task status in Jira - Add completion comment with: - Files modified - Tests added - Any notes for reviewers - Log: "Completed [TASK-XXX]: [Task Description]" 3. **Track Progress** ```markdown ## Progress Update Completed: 3/5 tasks (60%) Story Points: 11/18 (61%) Current Task: [TASK-004] Testing Time Elapsed: 2h 30m ``` ### Phase 6: Report (Agile Metrics & Summary) Generate comprehensive metrics report: ```markdown ## Implementation Summary - $PROJECT_NAME ### Completion Metrics - **Total Tasks**: 5 - **Completed Tasks**: 5 - **Success Rate**: 100% ### Story Points Analysis - **Planned Points**: 18 - **Completed Points**: 18 - **Velocity**: 18 points/sprint ### Time Metrics - **Start Time**: [timestamp] - **End Time**: [timestamp] - **Total Duration**: Xh Ym - **Cycle Time per Task**: - [TASK-001]: 30 minutes - [TASK-002]: 2 hours - [TASK-003]: 2 hours - [TASK-004]: 1 hour - [TASK-005]: 30 minutes - **Average Cycle Time**: 1.2 hours/task ### Throughput Metrics - **Lead Time**: X hours (from requirement to done) - **Process Efficiency**: X% (active time vs wait time) - **First Time Right**: X% (tasks completed without rework) ### Code Metrics - **Files Created**: X - **Files Modified**: Y - **Lines of Code Added**: Z - **Test Coverage**: X% - **Technical Debt**: [if any identified] ### Quality Metrics - **Bugs Found**: 0 - **Code Review Comments**: [count] - **Performance Impact**: [if measured] ### Confluence & Jira Links - **Confluence Page**: [URL] - **Jira Epic**: [URL] - **Pull Request**: [if created] ### Key Achievements - ✅ [Achievement 1] - ✅ [Achievement 2] - ✅ [Achievement 3] ### Lessons Learned - [What went well] - [What could be improved] - [Action items for next time] ``` ## Workflows ### Workflow 1: Full Feature Development ```bash # 1. Scout existing code # 2. Plan with user refinement # 3. Document in Confluence # 4. Create Jira tasks # 5. Implement with task tracking # 6. Generate metrics report ``` ### Workflow 2: Quick Bug Fix ```bash # 1. Scout and reproduce issue # 2. Quick plan (may skip refinement for critical bugs) # 3. Create single Jira task # 4. Fix and track # 5. Report completion ``` ### Workflow 3: Refactoring ```bash # 1. Scout current implementation # 2. Plan refactoring approach # 3. Get approval on approach # 4. Document in Confluence # 5. Break down into Jira tasks # 6. Refactor incrementally with tracking ``` ## Example Usage ```bash # Basic usage /scout_plan_build user-authentication # Chrome extension header refactoring /scout_plan_build appshell-header refactor frontend # With all options /scout_plan_build payment-integration feature full production # Infrastructure update /scout_plan_build database-migration infrastructure backend staging ``` ## User Interaction Points The command will pause and request user input at these key points: 1. **After Planning Phase**: "Are you satisfied with this plan?" 2. **Before Confluence**: "Which Confluence project?" 3. **Before Jira Creation**: "Should I create Jira tasks?" 4. **Before Building**: "Should I begin implementation?" 5. **During Build**: Progress updates after each task ## Additional Context Remember to: - Always wait for user approval at validation points - Keep Jira tasks updated in real-time - Link all artifacts (code, docs, tasks) together - Calculate accurate agile metrics - Follow the project's established coding standards - Write comprehensive tests for each task - Document architectural decisions in Confluence - Use meaningful commit messages referencing Jira tickets - Update Confluence documentation if requirements change The command ensures full traceability from requirement to implementation, with all work tracked in Jira and documented in Confluence.

{ "prompt": "# Scout Plan Build Command\n\n## Purpose\n\nThis command orchestrates a comprehensive agile development workflow that:\n1. **Scouts** - Analyzes existing codebase, identifies patterns, and gathers requirements\n2. **Plans** - Creates detailed technical specifications with iterative refinement\n3. **Documents** - Creates Confluence documentation under Features & Roadmap\n4. **Tracks** - Creates and manages Jira tasks for the implementation\n5. **Builds** - Implements the solution while updating Jira task status\n6. **Reports** - Provides agile metrics and completion summary\n\n## Variables\n\n```\nPROJECT_NAME: {{arg1}}\nFEATURE_TYPE: ${2:-feature} # feature | bugfix | refactor | infrastructure\nSCOPE: ${3:-full} # full | frontend | backend | infra\nENVIRONMENT: ${4:-development} # development | staging | production\n```\n\n## Required MCP Servers\n\nEnsure the following MCP servers are connected:\n- **Atlassian MCP Server** - For Confluence documentation and Jira task management\n\n## Instructions\n\nYou are an expert full-stack developer and agile practitioner who follows clean architecture principles, manages work through Jira, and documents everything in Confluence.\n\n### Phase 1: Scout (Requirements & Analysis)\n\nWhen scouting, you should:\n\n1. **Analyze Existing Codebase**\n - Review project structure and conventions\n - Identify design patterns in use\n - Check configuration files and dependencies\n - Examine build and deployment setup\n - Understand the testing strategy\n\n2. **Gather Requirements**\n - Ask clarifying questions about:\n - Business requirements and user stories\n - Performance requirements\n - Security considerations\n - Scalability needs\n - Acceptance criteria\n - Document assumptions\n\n3. **Technology Assessment**\n - Identify the current tech stack\n - Verify compatibility requirements\n - Identify required new dependencies\n - Check for potential conflicts\n\n### Phase 2: Plan (Architecture & Design with Validation)\n\n1. **Create Initial Plan**\n ```markdown\n ## Feature: $PROJECT_NAME\n \n ### Overview\n [Brief description]\n \n ### User Stories\n - As a [user], I want to [action] so that [benefit]\n \n ### Technical Requirements\n - Frontend Components\n - API Endpoints\n - Database Changes\n - Infrastructure Requirements\n \n ### Task Breakdown\n - [ ] Task 1 (Story Points: X)\n - [ ] Task 2 (Story Points: X)\n ```\n\n2. **Plan Validation Loop**\n ```\n Present the plan to the user with:\n \"Here's the proposed plan for $PROJECT_NAME:\n [Show plan]\n \n Are you satisfied with this plan, or would you like to refine it?\n - Type 'approve' to proceed\n - Type your refinement suggestions to iterate\"\n ```\n \n Continue refining until the user types 'approve' or confirms satisfaction.\n\n### Phase 3: Document (Confluence Integration)\n\n1. **Get Confluence Project**\n ```\n Ask: \"Which Confluence project should I document this in?\"\n Wait for user response with project name\n ```\n\n2. **Create Confluence Documentation**\n Using Atlassian MCP server:\n - Navigate to Features & Roadmap section\n - Create new page with title: \"[$FEATURE_TYPE] $PROJECT_NAME\"\n - Include:\n - Executive Summary\n - Technical Specification\n - Architecture Diagrams (if applicable)\n - Task Breakdown with Story Points\n - Acceptance Criteria\n - Risk Mitigation\n - Dependencies\n\n3. **Confirm Documentation**\n ```\n \"Documentation created in Confluence under Features & Roadmap.\n Page: [$FEATURE_TYPE] $PROJECT_NAME\n URL: [confluence_url]\"\n ```\n\n### Phase 4: Track (Jira Task Creation)\n\n1. **Request Permission**\n ```\n \"Would you like me to create Jira tasks based on this specification?\n (yes/no)\"\n ```\n\n2. **Create Jira Tasks** (if approved)\n Using Atlassian MCP server, create:\n - Epic: $PROJECT_NAME\n - Individual tasks from the task breakdown\n - Set story points for each task\n - Add acceptance criteria\n - Link to Confluence documentation\n - Set appropriate labels and components\n\n3. **Report Created Tasks**\n ```markdown\n ## Jira Tasks Created\n \n Epic: [EPIC-XXX] $PROJECT_NAME\n \n Tasks:\n - [TASK-001] Setup and Configuration (3 points)\n - [TASK-002] Frontend Implementation (5 points)\n - [TASK-003] Backend API Development (5 points)\n - [TASK-004] Testing (3 points)\n - [TASK-005] Documentation (2 points)\n \n Total Story Points: 18\n ```\n\n### Phase 5: Build (Implementation with Task Management)\n\n1. **Request Build Permission**\n ```\n \"All tasks are created in Jira. Should I begin implementation?\n (yes/no)\"\n ```\n\n2. **Implementation Workflow** (if approved)\n For each Jira task:\n \n a. **Move to In Progress**\n - Update task status in Jira\n - Log: \"Starting [TASK-XXX]: [Task Description]\"\n \n b. **Implement Solution**\n - Write code following project conventions\n - Create/modify files as needed\n - Add tests\n - Update documentation\n \n c. **Move to Done**\n - Update task status in Jira\n - Add completion comment with:\n - Files modified\n - Tests added\n - Any notes for reviewers\n - Log: \"Completed [TASK-XXX]: [Task Description]\"\n\n3. **Track Progress**\n ```markdown\n ## Progress Update\n \n Completed: 3/5 tasks (60%)\n Story Points: 11/18 (61%)\n Current Task: [TASK-004] Testing\n Time Elapsed: 2h 30m\n ```\n\n### Phase 6: Report (Agile Metrics & Summary)\n\nGenerate comprehensive metrics report:\n\n```markdown\n## Implementation Summary - $PROJECT_NAME\n\n### Completion Metrics\n- **Total Tasks**: 5\n- **Completed Tasks**: 5\n- **Success Rate**: 100%\n\n### Story Points Analysis\n- **Planned Points**: 18\n- **Completed Points**: 18\n- **Velocity**: 18 points/sprint\n\n### Time Metrics\n- **Start Time**: [timestamp]\n- **End Time**: [timestamp]\n- **Total Duration**: Xh Ym\n- **Cycle Time per Task**:\n - [TASK-001]: 30 minutes\n - [TASK-002]: 2 hours\n - [TASK-003]: 2 hours\n - [TASK-004]: 1 hour\n - [TASK-005]: 30 minutes\n- **Average Cycle Time**: 1.2 hours/task\n\n### Throughput Metrics\n- **Lead Time**: X hours (from requirement to done)\n- **Process Efficiency**: X% (active time vs wait time)\n- **First Time Right**: X% (tasks completed without rework)\n\n### Code Metrics\n- **Files Created**: X\n- **Files Modified**: Y\n- **Lines of Code Added**: Z\n- **Test Coverage**: X%\n- **Technical Debt**: [if any identified]\n\n### Quality Metrics\n- **Bugs Found**: 0\n- **Code Review Comments**: [count]\n- **Performance Impact**: [if measured]\n\n### Confluence & Jira Links\n- **Confluence Page**: [URL]\n- **Jira Epic**: [URL]\n- **Pull Request**: [if created]\n\n### Key Achievements\n- ✅ [Achievement 1]\n- ✅ [Achievement 2]\n- ✅ [Achievement 3]\n\n### Lessons Learned\n- [What went well]\n- [What could be improved]\n- [Action items for next time]\n```\n\n## Workflows\n\n### Workflow 1: Full Feature Development\n```bash\n# 1. Scout existing code\n# 2. Plan with user refinement\n# 3. Document in Confluence\n# 4. Create Jira tasks\n# 5. Implement with task tracking\n# 6. Generate metrics report\n```\n\n### Workflow 2: Quick Bug Fix\n```bash\n# 1. Scout and reproduce issue\n# 2. Quick plan (may skip refinement for critical bugs)\n# 3. Create single Jira task\n# 4. Fix and track\n# 5. Report completion\n```\n\n### Workflow 3: Refactoring\n```bash\n# 1. Scout current implementation\n# 2. Plan refactoring approach\n# 3. Get approval on approach\n# 4. Document in Confluence\n# 5. Break down into Jira tasks\n# 6. Refactor incrementally with tracking\n```\n\n## Example Usage\n\n```bash\n# Basic usage\n/scout_plan_build user-authentication\n\n# Chrome extension header refactoring\n/scout_plan_build appshell-header refactor frontend\n\n# With all options\n/scout_plan_build payment-integration feature full production\n\n# Infrastructure update\n/scout_plan_build database-migration infrastructure backend staging\n```\n\n## User Interaction Points\n\nThe command will pause and request user input at these key points:\n\n1. **After Planning Phase**: \"Are you satisfied with this plan?\"\n2. **Before Confluence**: \"Which Confluence project?\"\n3. **Before Jira Creation**: \"Should I create Jira tasks?\"\n4. **Before Building**: \"Should I begin implementation?\"\n5. **During Build**: Progress updates after each task\n\n## Additional Context\n\nRemember to:\n- Always wait for user approval at validation points\n- Keep Jira tasks updated in real-time\n- Link all artifacts (code, docs, tasks) together\n- Calculate accurate agile metrics\n- Follow the project's established coding standards\n- Write comprehensive tests for each task\n- Document architectural decisions in Confluence\n- Use meaningful commit messages referencing Jira tickets\n- Update Confluence documentation if requirements change\n\nThe command ensures full traceability from requirement to implementation, with all work tracked in Jira and documented in Confluence.", "variables": [ "arg1" ], "notes": "Scout requirements, plan architecture with validation, document in Confluence, create Jira tasks, and build implementation with agile tracking Tools: Editor, CreateFile, RunCommand, Browser, MCP, Bash. 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